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RSL STRIGHT V1.1 Sound Design Instrument [Max for Live]
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RSL STRIGHT V1.1 Sound Design Instrument [Max for Live]

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The instrument is based on the idea of "scanning" through a sample using an envelope and simultaneously modulating the parameters of granular synthesis and several effects (pitch, dual filter, FM & ring modulation and mappable external effects) to create complex sound gestures and textures. New Features: dynamic Duration & Freeze Dual Filter for Serial and Parallel Filtering new FM & Ringmodulation new Effects Section - choose between FM/RING or External Copy and Paste envelopes adjustable Grain Shape Crossfade between envelopes in loop mode New Pitch Section UI Adjustments Fade In & Fade Out And of course a lot of bug fixes and performance improvements. Main Features: Sample-based Granular Engine. Scan through the sample using an envelope. Up to eight envelopes for each slot. Envelope Amount for each Parameter. Map envelopes to external parameters.

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This pack includes: Max for Live. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, RSL STRIGHT V1.1 Sound Design Instrument [Max for Live] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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